Star Of Bethlehem?

Could be Ornithogalum Umbellatum. There are also a few Crocus hybrids/cultivars with foliage to match, though their leaves tend to be more upright than sprawling.... I lean more toward Star of Bethlehem, but you may end up having to wait until the plants bloom for definitive ID.

Ornithogalum umbellatum. The bulbs don't resemble Crocus corms. The texture and habit of the foliage aren't quite right either. And a clump of Crocus leaves that mature would probably be in bloom now, or even finished..

I agree with fizgig and floral. IME, this is a pretty vigorous spreader in gardens, lawns, etc, so if you don't like it start removing it now while the foliage marks its location.

How do you get rid of it? Is there somthing i could out on the lawn.

It's a terrible thug. Dig it out and keep after it till it's all gone. Will take several years.

That's funny because in northern VA it survives and thrives in the lawn. I dig it out.